Radio Show Topic Letters from listeners, Galt’s Gulch Chile claims, news in Chile Radio Show Description Overview: Some interesting stats from the USA and Chile, news in CHile, more questionable claim from GGC, responses to letters from listeners, slang words, books and blog. Segment 1: Frank talk about questionable, exaggerated or false claims ... Read More
North Americans and Europeans stand out in Chile for a number of reasons. One of the most prominent reasons is the way they dress. Americans tend to be particularly sloppy, according to Chilean standards, wearing sweat pants (for instance) outside of the gymnasium. They also go out with wrinkled clothing and wear notably ... Read More
Radio Show Topic News headlines in Chile, responses to listeners and comments on Galt’s Gulch Chile Radio Show Description Overview: newsy topics in Chile, responses to listener comments, critique of Galt’s Gulch public remarks. Segment 1: News items: communist Camila Vallejo car accident, Chilena Gisela Cárcamo Syrian terrorist, bills on adoption and upping ... Read More
By Ed D’Agostino, General Manager, Hard Assets Alliance I take a long view of precious metals investing and find little meaning in the day-to-day fluctuations in the market. Major corrections—like those we’ve endured this year—are a different story. They clearly have an impact, leaving investors either anxious about their portfolios or excited about the new ... Read More
Does your business serve the expat community? Do you have a company in or that serves Chile? If so, then we invite you to add your business to the new AllAboutChile.com directory, the Chile Pages! Simply register on AllAboutChile.com and set up your listing. It’ll be posted in the Chile Pages immediately and on our ... Read More
Exactly one year ago, I landed in Medellín, Colombia and began the greatest adventure of my life. When I look back on the past 365 days, I am amazed by how much things didn’t go according to plan… and yet strangely, how much they did. I’d like to share with you something that I wrote ... Read More
The income “gap” between rich and poor matters little, as well as the commonly used statistic to measure it called the Gini coefficient (Spanish version). Imagine a simple graph where the X-axis represents time in years and the Y-axis represents real personal income (one could also use wealth instead). With a blue line one can trace ... Read More
The number of Americans giving up their citizenship has rocketed this year – partly, it’s thought, because of a new tax law that is frustrating many ex-pats. Goodbye, US passport. That’s not a concept that Americans contemplate lightly. But it’s one that many of them seem to be considering – and acting on. The number ... Read More
